Terms and Conditions

Welcome to John Pierce Centre Website, which it is a free service to individuals and organisations interested in the John Pierce Centre and deaf community support in the Victoria, Australia.

 

You may access it in several ways – personal desktop computers, laptops, tablets, mobile phones and RSS feeds. Regardless of how you access the Website, you acknowledge your acceptance of these terms and conditions.

 

John Pierce Centre reserves the right to change the terms, conditions, and notices for the Website.

 

Rights Granted

By allowing you to access the website, John Pierce Centre grants to you the right to:

• View the material in the website.

• Access material contained in the website.

 

If you wish to download and use any material contained in the website for a temporary purpose (such as viewing offline for later use), it is fine. However, downloading material contained in the website for reproduction or to post it on your websites, you must apply for permission at the discretion of the Manager. If permission is granted you must acknowledge the source of these material by adding the text and link to John Pierce Centre Website. E.g. “Photo Source: John Pierce Centre).

 

Links to third party sites

The John Pierce Centre Website may contain links to other websites (“Useful Links” page). The Linked Sites are not under the control of John Pierce Centre, which it is not responsible for the accuracy, ownership or any other aspects of the information on those Websites. John Pierce Centre is providing these links to you only as a convenience and assures you John Pierce Centre do not profit from endorsement.

 

No unlawful or prohibited use

As a condition of your use of the John Pierce Centre Website, you acknowledge you will not use the John Pierce Centre Website for any purpose that is unlawful or prohibited by these terms, conditions and notices. You may not use the John Pierce Centre in any manner, which could damage, disable, overburden, or impair the John Pierce Centre or interfere with any other party’s use and enjoy of the John Pierce Centre Website.

 

Contact / Volunteer / Newsletter Subscription

Any details provided by using the email address or contact form on the John Pierce Centre Website’s Contact Page are used solely for the purpose intended. These supplied details from users will not be provided to third parties, or recorded unless required.

 

Email Lists

Patrons of John Pierce Centre and individuals in the deaf community of Victoria, Australia are welcome to join the John Pierce Centre’s email lists for newsletters, notices and other related features. These lists are moderated and restricted to the administrators of John Pierce Centre to protect the patrons’ privacy. Patrons’ email and personal details are not available to the public and the patrons.

 

Intellectual Property

These contents of the Site are the property of the John Pierce Centre and are also protected by copyright laws in Australia.

 

You must seek permission to borrow or reproduce our content by writing a letter to John Pierce Centre and in the return; we will review the content and would grant you the approval letter for permission if you succeed.

 

Reproduction of material that appears on the John Pierce Centre website is permitted on the following conditions:

• The use of a personal or non-commercial nature (e.g. private study or research)

• The copyright owner is acknowledged on the reproduced material

• The material is provided free of charge

• The material is not modified to result in inaccurate or misleading information and the material is not depicted in a negative manner.

 

Request for content reproduction from this website should be directed to:

 

John Pierce Centre

Copyright Permission

25-35 High Street

PO BOX 433

Prahan VIC 3181

Phone: 03 9525 1158 
TTY: 03 9525 1337 
Fax: 03 9525 1191 
Email: admin@jpc.org.au

 

Disclaimer

The content contained on this website is provided by John Pierce Centre in good faith on an as it basic. This content is accurate and current at the date the content was placed on John Pierce Centre website.

 

Version 1.0 (June 2011)